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  1. 21st July 2013, 10:52 PM #1
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    I was lucky enough to score access to a free Speedlight workshop today courtesy of Tea Lady. Here are some random shots from the day.


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    Hi John, yep, good lighting and exposure control.
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    It was a great workshop on lighting in general AND I learnt heaps about my speedlight. Now I need to to learn more photoshop techniques.
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    Terrific. Hard to light dark skin I would imagine. Love to ones with the white background best.
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    i second tea lady on the white backgrounds, especialy the first one. well done
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